technically feasible

But, he added, such a system is not yet technically feasible.

Officials said it was simply too expensive and not technically feasible.

But experts say such a proposal would not be technically feasible.

But whether technically feasible or not, the system is flawed as a concept.

As these are always mixtures, this is not technically feasible.

The members thought that it was technically feasible and, under the right conditions, could benefit the region.

However, though technically feasible, that would be dubious programming practice.

It is technically feasible, so why do we not have it?

It was technically feasible but in practice a complete failure."

I could only guess at how technically feasible they were, on the bio-genetic level.

"Are you saying that this idea is technically feasible?"

Each of these breakthroughs makes human cloning that much more technically feasible.

Any person can ask for information in "any technically feasible form" without having to show a reason.

The services responsible are signalling to me that this is technically feasible.

In such a case, features must only be made accessible to the extent that it is technically feasible to do so.

Engineers in Beijing state that a tunnel is technically feasible.

The officials say the project is financially and technically feasible, although such a full-scale system has never been built.

It is something that is both moral and technically feasible.

In addition, some experts have stated that they would not always be desirable or technically feasible.

Thus, it is technically feasible, but we must define the risks and potential complications.

Now road pricing has become technically feasible thanks to electronic toll systems.

(3) if moving not technically feasible, leave to be granted.

The report says it would be technically feasible to do this "by the mid-1990's."

"It's technically feasible, but I don't think anybody should use it."

The point now, they say, is to show that car computing is technically feasible.